The PDP surrendered power at the government level in 2015 when it lost to the All Progressives Congress following 16 years.
Since the misfortune, the gathering has been in turmoil, the latest being the go head to head between representatives Ahmed Makarfi and Modu Sheriff, who are occupied with a fight in court over the administration of the gathering.
In an offer to determine the emergency, the PDP Board of Trustees, drove by Senator Walid Jibrin, introduced a 18-man compromise advisory group to join party stalwarts.
Talking after a meeting with Sheriff, Gana said the advisory group had observed the issues bringing about alienation inside the gathering.
He said, "We are here to discover together how PDP can be strong, firm, durable and triumphant.
"This is on the grounds that Nigerians are sitting tight for PDP, they are feeling the loss of the PDP, they are crying and longing for PDP in light of the fact that the 16 years of majority rules system can't be squandered away.
"We are here not as a board, not as a court, not even as an advance advisory group yet from the BoT as beneficiaries of the family.
"In a family there must be infrequently issues here and there however there must be re-solidification. Where there are older folks individuals say things don't turn out badly.
"The reason for our being here is for this gathering to be solid again and be brought together.
"We are charmed that there have been clear resolutions on the determination and the craving that the issues be determined, solidarity be re-set up and for PDP to push ahead."
Sheriff said that the standard of law must win for the gathering's emergency to be determined.
He said that the emergency keeps on waiting since pioneers in the gathering are not alive to their obligations and continue sustaining it.
He said, "I am prepared to listen whenever to the board of trustees however for the emergency to be completely determined, the standard of law must be taken after.
"The minute we need to utilize one exemption to address another, it won't work.
"In the event that our pioneers had taken their obligations, we could never have had the vast majority of the issues we are confronting today.
"At the point when a pioneer declines to confront his obligations, there will be issue.
"Why am I saying this?
"Some of our pioneers are gathering to our issues."
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